House Republicans raised concerns about law enforcement abusing their authority and illegally searching and seizing cell phones that house the digital ID. “If a law enforcement agent shows up to your home and you invite them in for a cup of coffee, you’ve then consented to a search of your premises … how does that theory hold when you’re dealing with a cell phone,” said state Rep. Jeff Keicher.
“I think this will benefit people who have got to drive a while to get to a [DMV] facility,” said Buckner.
Am I missing something? The DMV no longer hands out licensees, they are mailed. If the long drive is problem then why can’t we renew online? ( I forget, do we get one auto-renewal if no tickets?)
Since it is supposedly a hardship for certain people to get a license and therefore we cannot have voter ID, does this cure that problem?
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
“I think this will benefit people who have got to drive a while to get to a [DMV] facility,” said Buckner.
Am I missing something? The DMV no longer hands out licensees, they are mailed. If the long drive is problem then why can’t we renew online? ( I forget, do we get one auto-renewal if no tickets?)
Since it is supposedly a hardship for certain people to get a license and therefore we cannot have voter ID, does this cure that problem?
Excellent point. No voter id problems now.
Wouldn’t this help thieves steal your identity??